Favre Leuba introduces three limited editions of the Deep Raider Revival, created in collaboration with French strapmaker Jean Rousseau. Marking the first collaboration between the two maisons, the collection comprises 99 timepieces—33 pieces in each of three distinct executions—each pairing the 39mm Deep Raider Revival with a handcrafted Jean Rousseau strap in black calf leather with a “soja grain” finish, brown Seaqual recycled material, or beige rubber, alongside exclusive Favre Leuba design details.

Grenchen, September 1, 2026: Favre Leuba is proud to announce that the Chief Skeleton (Ref: 00.20105.103.02.302) has been nominated for 2026 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) under the Challenge category. This is the brand's first GPHG nomination, achieved within just two years of the global relaunch.

As the summer arrives, Favre Leuba, the second-oldest Swiss watchmaking brand, is cooling things down with the introduction of two striking new dial variations for its popular Chief Date collection. Capturing the spirit of the season, the Chief Date now arrives in Ice Blue and Mint Green, blending the collection's sleek profile with a fresh, cool color palette.

Extending the Deep Raider’s appeal as an ideal daily-wear collection, Favre Leuba introduces the Deep Raider Day Date. With a water resistance of 30 ATM, the 40mm steel Day Date continues the Deep Raider’s dive-watch durability, with added functionality in the form of a day-and-date display at three o’clock. The day display can be set in either English or German. Featuring a new gradient dial, the Day Date’s display is offered in four different hues.

Building on the successful relaunch of its diver collection, Favre Leuba is proud to announce a vibrant new reference to the Deep Raider Revival family. Positioning itself at the forefront of the Neo-Vintage category, this latest edition pairs the retro aesthetics of the 60th-anniversary Deep Raider Revival, launched in 2024, with a bold color palette inspired by the design codes of the 1970s. The design draws inspiration from the iconic orange Bathy 160 launched during the era.

Favre Leuba introduces the Deep Raider Power Reserve—an expansion of the Deep Raider collection that debuted in 2024. Housed in a 40mm stainless steel case, this new edition retains the collection’s water resistance as well as the silhouette that defines it, in addition to a new display for the power reserve.

Favre Leuba made its debut at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, marking a defining moment in the brand’s recent revival. As the world’s premier watchmaking exhibition, the salon serves as the global stage where the world’s leading watch brands unveil their latest masterpieces every year; notably, only 65 brands exhibiting this year.

Presented at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, the Harpoon Revival reintroduces a defining 1960s design to Favre Leuba’s collection. While preserving its original proportions and distinctive dial architecture, the new model incorporates a modern self-winding movement./p>

Favre Leuba unveils the 1737 collection at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026—exhibiting at the salon for the first time, less than two years after the brand’s revival. A tribute to the Favre Leuba’s founding year, this 1737 Triple Calendar is the inaugural model of the Swiss maison’s fifth pillar, following the Chief, Deep Raider, Sea Sky and Harpoon.

San Juan, Puerto Rico, February 27, 2026: Favre Leuba unveils the Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787, a limited edition of 25 pieces created with the watch platform and collector community Timepiece 787 based in Puerto Rico.

Marking the first time in Favre Leuba’s 289-year history that the brand has introduced dials crafted from semi-precious stone

Following the remarkable success of the Sea Sky Revival unveiled in 2024, with editions in black, brown, and blue, the distinctive chronograph now returns in a new expression. The Sea Sky Revival Green Dial brings a fresh aesthetic to the collection, introducing a vibrant green hue that perfectly balances heritage and modern refinement.

After a bold relaunch in 2024 and a series of milestone creations in 2025, Favre Leuba is set to make its debut at Watches And Wonders Geneva 2026, held April 14th–20th at Palexpo, marking a significant step in the brand’s renewed journey.

For the first time in its 289-year history, Favre Leuba introduces a fully skeletonized timepiece: the Chief Skeleton. This striking model showcases the brand’s signature cushion-shaped case and a meticulously openworked manufacture movement, developed in collaboration with AMT. Building on the momentum of the brand’s first-ever tourbillon – the Chief Tourbillon – presented earlier this year, the Chief Skeleton marks another major step in Favre Leuba’s ongoing journey.

After the introduction of the Chief Chronograph in 2024, a collection inspired by the Favre Leuba chronograph watches of the 1970s, with cushion-shaped cases, the collection now features two refined dial colors: British Racing Green and Dune. These new variants build on the model’s distinctive design, offering fresh character while staying true to the collection’s roots.

Favre Leuba builds on the momentum of its celebrated 2024 revival of a 1970s icon with the Chief Date Royal Purple – bold, bright, and impossible to ignore. True to its storied heritage, yet open to contemporary energy, this latest iteration makes a confident statement with an electrifying purple dial. Why blend in, when you can stand out?

Favre Leuba unveils the Chief Tourbillon, its first ever Tourbillon timepiece since the brand’s founding in 1737 – developed in close collaboration with Master Watchmaker Jean-François Mojon. The Chief Tourbillon features a striking three-dimensional Sablier dial showcasing Favre Leuba’s embossed Hourglass emblem. This new Masterpiece is launched as a Limited Edition of 25 pieces.

Favre Leuba proudly announced its grand revival, celebrating 287 years of unrivalled watchmaking excellence at the 2024 Geneva Watch Days. During the press conference held on August 29th, industry veteran and Favre Leuba CEO Patrik Hoffmann along with Wei Koh,

Completely restyled, the Chief collection embodies a subtle blend between the original watch and new, more modern aspirations; a reinterpretation of its original, distinctive design cues, in tune with the zeitgeist.

The Deep Raider collection pays homage to the brand’s rich history and technical prowess in dive watchmaking. First introduced in the 1960s, the Deep Raider quickly gained popularity for its robust design coupled with a water resistance down to 200 meters, a prized plus for its time.

Favre Leuba’s Sea Sky Chronograph epitomizes Swiss watchmaking at its best, with peerless precision and exceptional quality. This piece features a 40mm case in 316L stainless steel, finished with a juxtaposition of polished and brushed surfaces for that dashing elegance of rugged refinement.